Sudureyri is on the west coast of Iceland and perfectly situated for sea fishing, just inside of the western fjords, this town has everything the travelling angler can look for. Whether you choose to target the huge Cod or the massive Halibut, we are sure that you will find Iceland to be a real treasure and a place that you will return to year after year. We have made this destination easy to travel to, packaged with all flights both international and internal, plus all ground transfers. Combine this with the great accommodation of 3 brand new cabins suitable for up to 5 people plus 2 basic cabins for 4 people and our professional boats, makes this the perfect sea fishing getaway. You can choose to either be fully guided or DIY, as all the fishing marks are preprogrammed into your chart plotters.
Location
The Island of Iceland is located in the North Atlantic Ocean and is famous for its volcanos that litter the landscape. These volcanos can make for not only some stunning scenery but also provide many nutrients to the surrounding waters that in turn create a fish-rich environment that you will be fishing. The destination of Sudureyri is a village located on the tip of the 13 km-long Súgandafjörður in the Westfjords, is perched on the North-Western tip of Iceland Sudureyri you will be fishing out into the open North Atlantic ocean where you will have the chance to fish in some very fish-rich waters. Head over to our YouTube channel and you can see for yourself how stunning Iceland is to fish.
Fishing
Fishing is done via our professional self-drive boats and is only a matter of minutes away from the harbour. All you have to travel is just a short journey and then you can be fishing away for both – huge Halibut and Cod. Sudureyri is a fishing destination unlike no other, situated on the coast of Iceland you will be fishing some of the most nutrient-rich waters you will find. This, in turn, means that your fishing could be extremely frantic, find a large shoal of Cod and you could well find that you are left exhausted by all the arm-wrenching action that you will be experiencing.
Along with the very good sport from the Cod that you could find you will also have the chance to try and fish for the mighty Halibut, these enormous flatfish are one of, if not the hardest fighting fish you will find in these waters and they will really pull your string. The fishing here is mainly done using shads and pirks and by working these at various depths to try and find the fish. If however, you wished to try and specifically fish for Halibut we would strongly advise using anti-twist leads and fish baits drifted on or near the bottom. Along with the famous Cod fishing that Iceland can produce the species that can also be targeted here include Wolffish, Coalfish and Plaice, which can all be caught either using pirks or traces baited with worms or small bits of fish.
Our boats are Icelandic made Seigla boats, which are tailor-made for sea fishing on the open sea around Iceland. The boats are 7.80 metres long and 2.85 meters wide with 130 horsepower turbo diesel engine (inboard engine). Onboard we provide all the equipment you need: GPS plotter, Eco-load, Radio to coast-guard, GPS security signal, life vest, lifeboat, extra tank for fuel and rod rests.
Guides
This is a self-drive holiday but guides are available upon request so please check for availability. There will always be somebody at the camp who will be able to help with any question that you may have whilst on your holiday.
Contact Us
If you have any questions regarding our Sea Fishing Holidays to Iceland or any of our Sea Fishing trips, please feel free to contact us on 01603 407596. One of our experienced team will be happy to help with any queries you have. Are you looking to explore more of our fishing holidays? Make sure to view all our Sea Fishing destinations in Iceland and request a free brochure.
